Total 2 cook job vacancies in d16 upper east coast bedok eastwood kew drive

1.The Cook is Responsible for overall operation, hire stall purchase Food and Stock, and make sure everyone is trained on proper food preparation,proper and legal alcoholic beverage service kitchen safety techniques and understand health standards

2. Exceptional people management skills to be able to lead, motivate and develop teams.

3. Promote good relations with staffs, contractors and management.

4 Screens job applicants, hires new employees, and supervises, counsels, staffs as well as recommends promotions, transfers and dismissals.

5. Supervising mult-disciphinary teams of staffs including deaning, maintenance. grounds and security.

6. Organizes and conducts meetings and communicates pertinent information to the staffs.

7. Ensure the operation runs smoothly- including rotas. staffing levels, recruitment and HR issues, conducting audits and ordering suppliers and amenities stocks are available to meet the operational requirements.

8. To have the overall responsibility for the practical organisation of the day to day cleaning operation.

9. Undertaking necessary administration and paperwork and any other duties or responsibility being assigned.

10. Offers a creative menu to compete with other local restaurants.

11. Stays open until the last customer leaves.

12. Cleans up after business hours

JOB REQUIREMENTS

1. At least 5-10 years of relevant experience in this related fields is required.

2. Excellent verbal and written communication interpersonal skills.

3. Good work ethics ability to multitask & work efficiently under pressure.

4. Able to work in a fast-paced environment.

2. Purpose of the Role

To prepare traditional and modern Indian dishes while ensuring consistency in flavor, presentation, and quality. This includes managing the kitchen operations related to Indian cuisine and maintaining hygiene and safety standards.

3. Key Responsibilities

Food Preparation and Cooking

• Prepare and cook a variety of Indian dishes, including curries, tandoori items, biryanis, dosas, and regional specialties.
• Use traditional Indian spices, herbs, and ingredients to create authentic flavors.
• Customize dishes to accommodate customer preferences or dietary restrictions (e.g., vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free).

Menu Planning

• Collaborate with the head chef or management to design menus featuring Indian cuisine.
• Innovate new dishes while staying true to Indian culinary traditions.
• Ensure seasonal and regional availability of ingredients.

Quality Control

• Maintain consistency in taste, portion sizes, and presentation.
• Perform regular quality checks on ingredients and finished dishes.
• Ensure food safety and hygiene standards in compliance with local regulations.

Kitchen Operations

• Manage inventory for Indian spices, ingredients, and raw materials.
• Oversee the operation of specialized equipment like tandoor ovens.
• Coordinate with other kitchen staff to ensure timely and efficient service.

Cost and Waste Management

• Minimize food wastage by proper portioning and storage.
• Assist in cost control by using ingredients efficiently.

Customer Interaction

• Engage with customers to understand feedback and incorporate suggestions into the menu.
• Occasionally demonstrate Indian cooking techniques or host special culinary events.

4. Reporting Structure

• Report to Restaurant Owner.
• May supervise or train junior cooks and kitchen assistants specializing in Indian cuisine.

5. Skills and Qualifications

Skills:

• Proficiency in Indian cooking techniques, such as tempering (tadka), slow cooking, and use of a tandoor.
• Deep knowledge of Indian spices, herbs, and regional flavor profiles.
• Creativity to innovate while preserving authenticity.
• Strong organizational and multitasking abilities.

Qualifications:

• Culinary degree or certification (preferred but not always required if there’s substantial experience).
• Proven experience in cooking Indian cuisine in restaurants, catering, or hotels.
• Food safety and hygiene certification (based on local regulations).

6. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

• Consistency in taste, quality, and presentation.
• Customer satisfaction ratings specific to Indian dishes.
• Effective management of kitchen inventory and minimal wastage.
• Timely preparation and delivery of orders.

7. Working Conditions

• Work in a fast-paced kitchen environment.
• Handle heat, smoke, and sometimes heavy lifting of kitchen equipment.
• May involve long hours, including weekends and holidays.

8. Tools and Equipment

• Tandoor oven, frying pans, griddles, and large cooking pots.
• Grinding tools (e.g., mortar and pestle) for spice preparation.